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Morgan Stanley Gets Downright Apocalyptic

 

Bottom line, "while there is 18% upside to the year-end bull case and 16% downside to the year-end bear case, we assign a higher probability to our bear case than bull case, preventing us from becoming increasingly optimistic." When even Morgan Stanley tells you (or rather the whale clients who are now more than happy to sell into every low volume, retail driven rally) there is little to smile about, it is high time to look for the

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/morgan-stanley-gets-downright-apocalyptic
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No QE 3 ....no Political will !!

The economy is getting weaker. What can we do? The short answer is, sadly, not much. There were some in Maine who argued for more fiscal stimulus, but I think there is little political will for another major stimulus program. The last one got us up to 3% GDP growth before we fell back, and all we got was a major debt bill and a higher level of government spending.

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/the-biggest-lie-being-told-about-the-us-economy-2011-8#ixzz1V0CMIqVP
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Arguments for EURO demise .........

EURO -> key points 1) Merkel is not KING of Germany 2) Germany is not big enough to subsidize all EU debt 3)German export model is still threatened even if they do 4) Germans are much more loyal to EU than they should be and starting to realise calls for them to work harder for the common good are absurd 5) If German banks didnt know the quality on asset s ..imagine Italy ..and Spain where things are considerably less organized and more relaxed ..throw in France ..uh oh ..with US Japan China and others it is to late for EU to save itself imo

 

http://www.tweetdeck.com/twitter/brasil61/~uSGFu

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Today is is apparent that organised crime controls Wall Street, CNBC is silent on this matter or you could say "wilfully blind"  

 Quote from the book:

 

"It is no accident that most investors lose money in the stock market. Their losses are an inevitable by-product of their ignorance of how little they know about the invisible world of the Stock Exchange. Like machines dominated by external influences, they are capable only of mechanical action.

Regrettably, the arrangements that exist to preserve the traditions and legalize the frauds of the security industry are inseparable from the general organization of a society controlled by the financial establishment, a society whose laws and principal customs have been contrived to serve the special interests of the financial community. Thus, although the Stock Exchange's most profitable practices clearly compromise the freedoms granted others by the constitution, Exchange Insiders are granted immunity from the legal obligations and penalties that should be imposed on them."

 

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